Sentences with phrase «rights framework requires»

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As for the assertion that positivism necessarily requires Slavery: let's assert a «positive right to food» into existence and try to fit it within the framework that has been established.

In addition to good writing skills, developmental editors require diplomatic skills, respect for authors as they work to «get it right,» and the ability to visualize a framework to help authors shape their writing.

All that was required was the right intellectual framework and emotional discipline.

Scaling up investment in electricity access will require that the right policies and investment frameworks are in place.

Mutual checking of the observance of fundamental rights is typically required in the case law of the ECtHR where substantial violations of ECHR rights would be caused by the surrender of persons to another state — e.g. in the framework of the Dublin system.

The proposal is a step in the right direction but additional steps are required to ensure creators receive fair remuneration and to prevent abuse of the existing legal framework by online intermediaries.

Commissioners, providers and care co-ordinators are required to urgently identify service users who are deprived of their liberty and rapidly take steps to put the right legal framework in place.

In the context of this legislative framework governing native title the human right standard of equality is not required to determine the allocation of rights under native title agreements and the standard of effective participation is not a necessary component in the agreement - making process.

Good governance helps to reduce the potential for conflict by establishing agreed frameworks and accountability mechanisms that accommodate the diversity of rights and responsibilities required within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, particularly those set up for the purposes of managing native title rights and interests.

However, even where framework agreements based on human rights principles are a preferred option, the failure of the legal system to provide mechanisms for Indigenous parties to enforce them requires a political solution.

I also believe that both of these policy responses have contributed to lateral violence in communities, with native title claimants constantly required to negotiate their rights within frameworks that are designed to prioritise the interests of governments and industry.